Mexico City delivers race-ready weather for Kimi Antonelli's potential title clincher. Friday practice sees partly cloudy skies, 25°C air temps, and 30% rain odds. Saturday qualifying looks cleaner—27°C with track temps pushing 45°C and just 20% rain risk. Sunday gets the full green flag: zero precipitation, 13-27°C range, clear skies baking asphalt to 45°C by lights out.
The forecast matters with McLaren's Austin stumble fresh and the championship on the line. Antonelli can wrap it at altitude if George Russell and Lewis Hamilton can't find pace in the thin air. Last year Lando Norris won here en route to his maiden crown, beating Leclerc and Verstappen in similar warm, dry conditions. This year's setup looks identical—high grip, full sun, cooling systems maxed at 7,350 feet. If the Italian's coronation is coming, it arrives under cloudless skies and Mexico's relentless heat.
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